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Austin Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lawrence, KS
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First Rental in College Town

Austin Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lawrence, KS
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My Fiancé and I just recently decided to take the plunge and get started on our REI journey. We've saved up enough for a 10% down payment and are planning to use a local lender's Purchase/Rehab loan for a 2|1 single family home.

Has anyone used this type of loan before? We like it because we don’t have to save more to put a full 20% down payment as is usually required for investment properties, but the catch is that the expected resale value has to reach a certain value in order for us to keep our down payment as low as low as 10%.

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